PPT-The Diabetic Diet

By Nicole Heaps What is the Diabetic D iet Nonrestrictive R ich in nutrients and low in fat and calories Lots of fruits vegetables and whole grains Limiting foods that are high in sugar. Emergencies. . . Dr.Hicham. Al . Mawla. . Class . Outline . •Diabetic emergency/. Glucometer. training . •Identify the different signs of insulin shock . •Diabetic coma, and HHNK . Eye Screening Service. Stephanie Holland, Service Manager and Dr Philip Haynes, GP Brookside Practice. Aims:. To reduce the risk of sight loss amongst people with diabetes by a systematic screening programme for diabetic retinopathy that fully complies with the national standards set by the NHS Diabetic Eye Screening Programme (NHS DESP).. Eye Screening Service. Stephanie Holland, Service Manager and Dr Philip Haynes, GP Brookside Practice. Aims:. To reduce the risk of sight loss amongst people with diabetes by a systematic screening programme for diabetic retinopathy that fully complies with the national standards set by the NHS Diabetic Eye Screening Programme (NHS DESP).. (DR) . Ayesha S Abdullah. 03.01.2014. Learning outcomes. By . the end of the lecture the students would be able . to;. Describe the epidemiology of DR. Correlate the pathogenesis of DR with the clinical . Ayesha S Abdullah. 28.12.2012. Learning outcomes. By . the end of the lecture the students would be able . to;. Describe the epidemiology of DR. Correlate the pathogenesis of DR with the clinical . presentation . Before the invention of insulin, type 1 diabetic (T1D) patients were advised to avoid sugar and starch (carbohydrate) and to eat a very low carb, ketogenic diet to control blood sugar.In contrast, modern advice is to eat carbohydrates and treat the resulting high blood sugar with large doses of insulin. This -eat carb and take more insulin- method increases the cost of diabetic care and does nothing to protect the patient from symptoms and complications. Worse, it exposes T1D patients to the real danger of a fatally low blood-sugar episode (hypoglycemia).The logical solution is to reduce both carb intake and insulin dosage. Avoiding carbs while enjoying foods rich in healthy fats and protein stabilizes blood sugar and reduces medication costs and the risk of long-term complications.The Ketogenic Diet for Type 1 Diabetes provides the tools and information you need to successfully take control of your diabetes. In addition to clear explanations of the science, you\'ll find personal success stories, lists of the foods to eat and to avoid, cooking tips, how to get started and personalize the diet, adapting basal and bolus insulin doses, and special considerations for children with T1D. A program of the National Institutes of HealthYou Should KnowAbout Diabetic or even blindness To help you keep your vision healthy here are x00660069ve things the National Eye A group of eye problems1 The following information is both diet and medication recommendations for our diabetic patients undergoing endoscopic procedures Please call if you have any questions about these suggestions Dependi Dr. Faryal Baddia. Objectives. General. Specific. Type of study design. Data collection method. “. Guidelines for developing DR Program in India. . By . Arvind. Eye Care System.”. Materials & Methods. Before the invention of insulin, type 1 diabetic (T1D) patients were advised to avoid sugar and starch (carbohydrate) and to eat a very low carb, ketogenic diet to control blood sugar.In contrast, modern advice is to eat carbohydrates and treat the resulting high blood sugar with large doses of insulin. This -eat carb and take more insulin- method increases the cost of diabetic care and does nothing to protect the patient from symptoms and complications. Worse, it exposes T1D patients to the real danger of a fatally low blood-sugar episode (hypoglycemia).The logical solution is to reduce both carb intake and insulin dosage. Avoiding carbs while enjoying foods rich in healthy fats and protein stabilizes blood sugar and reduces medication costs and the risk of long-term complications.The Ketogenic Diet for Type 1 Diabetes provides the tools and information you need to successfully take control of your diabetes. In addition to clear explanations of the science, you\'ll find personal success stories, lists of the foods to eat and to avoid, cooking tips, how to get started and personalize the diet, adapting basal and bolus insulin doses, and special considerations for children with T1D. What is diabetes?Disorder of carbohydrate metabolismLack of effect or production of endogenous insulinType 1 and Type 2Multiple organ involvement Organs affectedLarge blood vessel disease HeartNerv Rodica. Pop-. Busui. , M.D., . Ph.D. Division of Metabolism, Endocrinology and Diabetes. Michigan Comprehensive Diabetes Center. University of . Michigan. Diabetes is the dominant cause of ESRD in USA. Painful diabetic neuropathy. N = 78. No. Yes. N = 111. Definite Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy. Sequencing of . Nav. 1.7 sodium channel. N = 78 - . Painless diabetic neuropathy. N = 101 - . Painful diabetic . . Shahin. . Nosratzehi. . volume . 14 | JUNE 2018 | . 361. Agenda. Introduction. Classical phenotype. Mechanisms of . DKD. Immediate effects of . hyperglycemia. Late effects of . hyperglycemia. Non-protein uric phenotype.